Computer Programming for Beginners: Coding in Java
II. July 18–August 4, 2023
“Even though the course was challenging and moved at a fast pace, I learned a lot. I didn't even know what coding was when I started, but I'm proud to say that I understand a decent amount and can apply this knowledge.” - Maddie Z. | Madison, New Jersey
Course Description
An introductory course designed to develop logical reasoning and computer programming skills through immersion in the fundamentals of Java. Programming projects involving mathematical problems and logic games challenge students to develop their logical reasoning, systematic thinking, and problem-solving skills. Students become familiar with fundamental object-oriented programming concepts, algorithms, and techniques. This course covers an overview of introductory material through hands-on labs and individual and collaborative projects. Labs are carried out in the cross-platform Java environment, which will be set up on students' personal laptop computers.
Participants are expected to bring laptops for this class. Laptops can either be a PC or a Mac, but should have 8GB – 10GB of free space.
Students who are already familiar with Python might consider taking Computer Programming for Beginners: Coding in Python.
Registration Guidance & Call Number(s)
Please note, this course may have multiple classes being offered in a particular session. Students should only register for one class and with one call number.
To view detailed information on a particular offering, click on the call number to be directed to the Directory of Classes catalogue.
- JAVA0101 001 | Call Number: 10379
- JAVA0101 002 | Call Number: 10380
Further guidance on the registration process can be found here.
Instructor(s)
Specific course detail such as hours and instructors are subject to change at the discretion of the University. Not all instructors listed for a course teach all sections of that course.